Serving the UK Speech Science & Speech Technology Community
Young Speech Researchers Meetings
UK Speech organises one-day meetings, workshops and courses for researchers working in speech science & technology and allied areas.
Upcoming Meeting
We hope the next Young Researchers meeting will take place at Edinburgh University soon. Details to follow!
Previous Meetings
16 July 2008 - University of Surrey in Guilford
A really interesting day put on by the Centre for Vision, Speech and Signal Processing at Surrey.
Here are some pictures taken on the day:
- Medha Pandit and Tariq Jan enjoy the calm before the storm
- Only Roger Moore doesn't have his back to the camera
- Korin Richmond and Chandra Raut setting up for their talks
- Hongwei Hu explaining his poster to Gregor Hofer
12 April 2007 - University College London
Another great day with 60 people coming to look around 22 posters and listen to 4 talks. We also had an art installation called "The Listening Room" by the artist Alexa Wright.
14 April 2005 - University College London
An interesting and successful meeting was held at which 6 talks and 22 posters were presented.
Here are some pictures taken on the day:
- Piers Messum points out some things during his talk.
- A busy poster session with lots of interested people.
- Only Philip Jackson doesn't have his back to the camera
22 April 2004 - University College London
The meeting this year focussed on "What industry wants from speech research" and there were keynote talks from industrialists working in the speech processing industry.
24 April 2003 - One Day Meeting for Young Speech Researchers
This meeting was an opportunity for graduate students and new researchers from industry and universities to discuss their work in progress with speech scientists and technologists from across UK industry. The conference had 6 oral presentations and 22 posters from many aspects of speech research, analysis and processing including theoretical work and speech technology.
Here are some pictures taken at one of the poster sessions in 2003:
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